Pros: Beautiful

Cons: I purchased this, hoping it would be great. After having some trouble installing it, I finally was able to print. The first two prints came out great. Everyone after that has not. I contacted them to resolve this issue. I tried several things that they asked me to do. In the process, the machine got clogged and burned up many components. They have stated that they would send me the replacement parts, but have yet to see them. This was over a month ago, and any attempt to get a response from them is not returned. I am turning it over to the attorney general. My advise is not to waist your time or money with this company.

Other Thoughts: Don't waist your time or money on this product.

Pros: - Beautiful

Cons: Despite the machine is beautiful and hardware is fine the software make the printer impossible to use and the the mentality of the company behind the printer only make it worse. Zim was supposed to be an opensource (software) printer, but Zeepro decided to ignore that and did not release the entire software. If that was the only issue it would be ok, but the software is very very slow, it is not capable of printing complicated models it lacks basic features.

Zeepro says that will solve the software by creating an cloud based slice, but that is only a way to create another tool to possibly charge users.

Zim do not allow you to plug on your computer and use your own slicer. The proprietary cartridge is vary very week, has a lot of problems with filament breaking inside it and it costs a fortune.

Pros: This printer has a really nice design from the outside and also the technical side seems to be really good - unfortunately the software isn't that good...

Cons: On the software side this printer is so limited you really can't operate it properly.
The internal sofware has a built in slicer and there is no way of uploading your own gcode. It's incredibly slow (under 30 seconds slice time for a small model on Slic3r, more than 5 minutes on ZIM).

The proprietary cartridges can NOT be refilled as they're tagged with RFID: so no cheap PLA or ABS, you have to buy their cartridges for 3,3x the price of standard filament.

Other Thoughts: If the ZIM will ever be open to upload own gcodes and you can operate it with standard filament: buy it, but I guess there are perfect 3D printers here which fullfill your needs for a 3D printer much more than this 3D printer from Zeepro.

(I own 3 3D printers by the way...)

Pros: In a nutshell- Alumium frame is sturdy and looks great! Software is cool, easy to use, and allows me to check the printer in action from my phone! I like that kind of details :) Initially, I was not sure about getting a cartridge-based printer but I love it and won't go back as the cartriges remember my temperature setting (you can program that yourself) and the filament consumption. That is really nice and makes it easy for the kids to use. We printed funny-looking glasses together (found the design on theweb) and they loved it! Printing is really quiet -more than I was expecting from past experiences- and quality has been great.

Cons: I was surprised by the weight of the printer. I’d say the printer itself is a bit heavy but the metal frame looks really good so the trade-off works for me

Other Thoughts: I have only had my new printer for a couple days so I'll add more feedback info in the future.